Non-equity funding from Innovate UK, UKRI and other public funders — every record links back to its canonical source.
Funding to establish an innovation centre that helps businesses commercialise and deploy advanced CHERI security technology across industry sectors.
ESRC is funding an innovative doctoral programme to train social scientists in data-driven research methods, with support for flexible pathways and partnerships across academia and industry.
Invitation-only funding for UK research institutions to acquire strategic infrastructure and equipment that advances scientific capability and supports national research priorities.
International research funding to help communities and researchers develop better ways to understand, prevent, and adapt to wildfires where cities meet wilderness areas.
UK businesses can secure up to £3 million in funding for collaborative R&D projects in semiconductors, life sciences, or engineering biology in partnership with Swiss organizations.
UK businesses can secure up to £3 million for collaborative research and development projects with Swiss partners in targeted technology sectors.
STFC provides £10.5 million in funding for doctoral training in data-intensive sciences, supporting PhD programmes in particle physics, astronomy, and nuclear physics with mandatory industry placements, beginning October 2027.
UK organisations can collaborate to secure up to £33 million in funding to develop and scale quantum computing hardware and software for fault-tolerant quantum systems.
Apply for up to £33 million to develop quantum computing hardware and software that improves scalability, programmability, and performance of universal fault-tolerant quantum computers.
Access up to £20 million in collaborative funding to develop zero emission vehicle technology and support the UK's transition to a net zero automotive industry.
UK organisations can apply for up to £20 million in funding for collaborative research projects developing zero emission vehicles and supporting the transition to a net zero automotive industry.
Apply for up to £150 million in UK Department for Transport funding to develop and operate clean maritime technologies and alternative fuel infrastructure through collaborative projects.
MRC fellowship providing up to five years of salary and project funding (80% of full economic cost) to help PhD-qualified researchers establish independent research careers and improve human health.
UK organisations can secure four-year fellowships worth up to £110 million to advance research, innovation, and develop future leaders in business and non-academic settings.
Fund collaborative research to understand and predict aviation's non-CO2 climate impacts, including contrails and aerosols, to inform industry and policy decisions.
STFC provides up to £600,000 in funding (80% grant) to help UK research organisations commercialise particle physics, astronomy, and nuclear technology innovations at readiness levels 5-7.
Joint UK-MEXT funding opportunity for collaborative nuclear science and decommissioning research between UK and Japanese institutions, launching 1 January 2027.
UKRI is providing flexible three-year institutional funding of £70,000-£750,000 annually to help UK research organisations translate research findings into real-world impact starting April 2027.
UK and Japan are jointly funding approximately three research projects (£3.37m/$600m) on advanced connectivity technologies including AI-enabled networks, non-terrestrial networks, and advanced optics.
A five-year fellowship scheme funding clinician scientists with PhDs to establish independent research programs and teams, covering up to 80% of full economic costs.
